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A Newly-Msrrled woman Takes Her L,s.


New YoRK. June 1s.-Mrs. Pearl Lacey,
handsome woman aged twenty-five years, who
had been married less that month, shot
herself in her room at No. 43 Washington square,
this morning, alto o'clock. and died few hourx-
later at ST. Vincent's Hospital. She was the
daughter of q well-to-do farmer living near New-
ark. o. Having become engaged to marry Ed,
ward Lacey, a bartender, she came East at his
request and met him in Newark, N j., where
they were married June l. They came to
this city and occupied furnished room or
Washington square. Since her marriage she
seemed to be a constant victim Of homsiekness
and melancholia, and remained in her room cry
ing the greater portion Of the day. When her
husband reached home, after midnIght thiu
morning he found her writing what afterwards
proved to be an announcement of her intention
TO kill herself. Soon after they retired ehc
arose. and a couple of minutes later pistol sh OF
aroused her husband, who sprang up in time to
catch her she fels. with blood fiowin. from
bullet wound at the base OF her skull. Other in
mates of the house rushed in and she exclaimed,
II did It, did not want to live she was
taken in an am mbulanc6 to the hospital bur moth.
ing could be done to save her.
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Executive Committee.
Vacant Grounds.

20 acres adjoining Belt r. R.
southeast; a bargain; $500 per
acre.
Isl acres southeast; price,
$4,000; cheap.
I3a acres west; $4,000.
A block of $50 lots east; price,
$500 each; rare chance.
so lots in Bruce Place.
40 lots in Richter's south ad.
adjoining Belt r. r.. 10 years
time.
40 lots in the new South ad-
dition, between East and Shelby
streets. 10 years time.
90 lots east Of Woodruff
Place.
lots on North Mississippi.
: lots on Darnell; S1Io each.
S lots on New Jersey st.
lots on N. Tennessee.st
200 feet ground on North
Pennsylvania st.
100 feet ground corner Meri-
dian and Seventh.
vacant lots on Yandes st.
One lot in Clifford Place,
$500; a bargain.
Vacant lots in all parts of
city.
Farms and outside property.
We have several desirable
farms that we can sell on easy
terms, or owners will exchange
for merchandise, Indianapolis or
Irvington property.
RETT. SO East Market ST.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Commissionership.

10 the Editor OF the Appeal.
!. We have congratulated ourselves that
the present Taxing District government
was an exception to all other city govern
ments, in being entirely non-partisan and
non-political in character, which was one
OF its chief merits, and, so long as kept out
OF politics, we would be able TO get men of
thigh character TO gil places in the council,
But is it really non-political? The board
OF fire and police commissioners, which is
the administrative board, and has the APP
pointment OF all tiremen and policemen
and full control of those departments, be-
sides the appointment Of nearly all other
officers and employees OF the Taxing Dis
trict is composed now, and has been for a
long time, OF Democrats, and | notice in
Your issue Of the 18th inst. that Mai. j..
r. Petit (who, by the way, is tirst-cass
man is willing TO sacrifice himself
by succeeding himself in the board
at the January election, thus con-
tinuing the board Democratic for
the next two years. II the Taxing District
government is non-political in character,
/ think, and may say know many other
Republicans think, it should be made 50
( in fact by putting good Republican in
that board in January. Should this not
X be done you may expect TO see the cleo.
ton for city offices turned into political
scramble, which /, for one. should most
certainly regret. REPUBLICAN,.
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Fatal railroad Wreck.

pcclal Dispatch N the Appeal.
4 BlnMINGHNN, Ala, Dec. lathe en-
Eine Of an eastbound Georgia Pacific
freight train was derailed and overturned
by an open switch at Chocolocco Ga,
about midnight last night. The
Engineer, +. NJ. Carson, and the
fireman, colored man whose name
y unknown here, were caught under the
engine and crushed TO death. A tramp
slowed away in a car was badly bruised
A "A coroner's jury today gave il as It's
Qpipinn that the switch was maliciously
Q<ned. Carson came from Knoxville,
nd his remains were sent there today.
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uLAI!ru IL WEALTH DR.. Bcauregnrd's
Tonic and NCr,iuc, tho Great
French ~uegifie.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all ~ sinpos. mental
~ and physical depression. kpcrmaturrhcn hy.
poe hundfih ftCfty neurilEIn by st"ra, incnpacity
fug study or buslncas, + rilFtis Impotence CpilCp
diseases ui the nervous system may w. r1dirtlly
turrd In either t'N By the use ~ this utCNCrlird
preparation. II g. matter NJ supreme importance
~ ne appropriate treatment ior The cufu II the
aud Npuluc. after many ytafs uial IN Europe has
proved luiallhle " taken according 70 dircctons,
which ore affixed 10 each bottle. one box equal %
one mouths treatment: viii Cuw recent casga
Price. si.uO a box, ofFiN bngcs for = 100. sent
by mail prepaid on rvvcipt 81 price. We rnnnuioc
Fix boxes 10 yntc any ttsc. With cakh oripr ~
runmutec 90 return the money u treatment does
not effect cure. 4. hunLcH d 60, Druggists. sole
agents Tor United States. ~ and 10 Maln street
Memphis Tenn.
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Cruel Injustice Riehtcd.

10 the Editor OF the Appeal.
l desire TO ask the use Of your columns
10 correct misrepresentation that seems 10
have gone abroad in relation TO the posi-
zion have sustained, and do now sustain
toward my husband, Mr.. r. S. Matthews
] have not at any time fled a petition fol
divorce from him, nor have l contem
plated doing so. II is cruel and unjust
both TO him and myself, and l hope yor
will insert this statement, that l may bC
placed in the proper light before this com,
munity. Very respectfully,
Mrs. II. S. MATTHEWS.
Memphis, Tenn, December "A, 1887.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without The knife or hindrncc to business, IN from
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Catarrh. Rose or Hay Fever.

Tic cleansing, soothing and healing
Ikoperiics OF Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
ore experienced in the treatment and cure
Of Caiarrh and kindred complaints. The
Flnid sOoihcs and heals the inilamed mem
brmcs and removes the offensive odor
that chaactcrizcs the disease. Should the
Inflammation have reached the throat use
hc Fluid rs n gargle 10 allay the inAam.
nintiun and Ia disiniect.
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N 1foNE testimonials are most reliable, and
u you will sen your name and address we
will send statements OF numbers OF the best
eitizens OF Nashville regarding the wonder.
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nent. II never fails. Fifty cents and 81
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Ersr and finest Gold Watches al Thayer's.

III. l.. Vanderbilt, claiming 10 be advance
sgenl Tor Sulliyan's Wild West show, who
vns arrested NJ San Jose, Cal, Saturday
icr obtaining money under false prcicnscs,
YRS released this afternoon, complainant
D. Il. Martin having refused TO appear
oplinsi him, and left at once for San Fran.
Gisco.
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ABILENE, Kas., Dec. IA special to
lhe Gdid.e from Wallace, Kas., gives the
particulars Of the killing last night in the
Oasis saloon Of an itinerant sewing ma.
chine member by Tom Dunn. Local
Dough and desperate. It appears that the
Sewing machine man attempted the cow
boy act Of making Dunn dance. Dunn re-
fused To dance, when the sewing machine
man commenced firing his revolver, when
Dunn shot the machine man through the
heart. Dunn was arrested but allowed
the liberty OF the streets pending tho coro.
hers inquest.
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NAVE examined Longs Pearl Tooth Soap
md lind Il an excellent dcntrifce.
Truman V. BEornY,
pr1f. Dental Pathology and Surgery, Rush
Mel. COLLEGE, Prof Oral Surgery, Chicago
College Of Dental Surgery.
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Herman llochkcrch, a Finlandcr, was
murdered at the Yenk hotel, Milwaukee,
early yesterday morning. lie was a rail.
wayiab0rcrand arrived therc Monday, hav.
Ing about 500. Robbery Is supposed 10
have been the motive OF the crime.
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d r. d. S. JOHN SON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY

lAaAhIthNl W l1NAl
nR JOHNSON T. Acknowledged BY all parties I'm.
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Quick. permanent cufCt guaranteed in even oa-e,
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mcruury, change Of diet. OF hndmnuo ifDm bust.
nOss secondary syphilis, the last Ncsiige emdi'
Gated without The use u mercury, Involuntary
los OF semen stopped IN short time. sufferers
from impoency or los 81 sexual puWer restored 10
ffre yigOr In n few weeks. Victims ~ Cliabnso
aud excessive vcurryt suffering from spcfmninrfhea
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and permanently cured. PARTICULAR attention paid
10 the Diseases Of Women, and Cirs guaranteed.
Piles and old Euus cured without the uso 81 raustc
or the knife. All consultations strictly c0nldcn.
tial. Medicines sont By express 10 all par4 Of the
county.
No Wotklngincn cured nj half the usual nia4
once hOun trom o'clock am. 70 2 o'clock .. m
D. y JOHNSON. ND.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column win be charged at
rate OF 15c for two lines one insertion; two inser
tions, &c; one week, b0c.
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AnIUsEMENTs,

AMUsEMENTs,
MEMPHIS THEATER.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Matinee Saturday,
December l5--lG-lZ.
MoDJEsKA.
Thursday Eyening-As YOU LIKE 1T.
Friday Evening CAMILLE
Saturday Matincc-MuCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING,
saturday Night-RoMEo AND JULIET.
Seats at WitzmHnn & Co.'S Music Store.
EUGENE RoDINsoN's MUSEUM
IL AND TWO THEATERS.
The Great Musical Maryes.
THE COWBOY PIANIST,
TIE COWBOY PIANIST,
Whose Performances Delight and AstonlSh All,
Assisted by
THE COWGIRL CORNETIST,
Champion of the World.
Marvellous Trimmed RATS aud hlCE-si 900 Chal.
lengc 10 produce their equal. AMENT & NlCll-
OLSON, the Famous American Sharpshootcrs.
PRINCE WELLS, ChAmplo Bicycle Rider OF the
World. 4G0.Pound FAT BOY. RUSSIAN Mill.
lST, Grand Troupe OF NEW SPECIALITY STARS,
Etc. ADMISSION, TEN CENTS.
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C,Ow-ON OCT TO-, FROM g3 ALABAMA ST.
~ email brindle COW. Tip, OF both horns sawed
omand holes bond through near tip cnd- Spriu"
ing to calves when lett - inward for rciur 10 o.
Alabama street
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ROOMS AND uoAUD,

pO,Rp-GOop nay BOARD AT $3.50 PER
- month. eip uuion ~
DEHEAWE ROOMS AND BOARD Ar7sMAp
- suu street.
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rAiIoIN

pans N16E 10 oRDrG AT A nE1TER
J. Eons'. IA Iaia a.
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Dunn Didn,t Dance.

UsrQuALEp--Dr. sage's catarrh Remedy
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LOST.

OLIVER wATCTI-EITHERO MILL OR FtFTfi
> sts., Chclel ihdy's thntclaiuc Silver Watch
glass side and back. Finder will he rewarded D.!
returning to Ia l'iith street. Chelsea.
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SIlEEP--FgOM FiFTY 10 ON HUNDRED
- lwcs, mostly Fmded -ouihdlWus viii drop
lambs Ia January by pure Touchdown lY..a.
EDMUND H. OHGllL. Bonds D. o.,
aIHFfIf. tUWUFH IsHHw
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DoCKETnoOR-Co HOMETOWN,
/ cr can have Il by proving property aud PAYNE
lor ad. Apply TO rcddlcrs slnud corner Main aud
Bcaic.
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ROOMS TO LET.
hOoNiS ~ htI'
FURNISHED RooMs-ig MAIN ST.

'nEE LARGE UNPUBLISHED ROOM, SOUTH
y ern exposure; likewise furnished rooms AT 2.
lnnrI .ir,.nI
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OLDIArERs,- Ar APPEAL oFficE 0cENr

DIANOs 20 TWO RSABfs NSD OSE sTrIN.
i way; second hand good .. nyv
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TIoMIs ny TnE DOzl-Ss AND LOIS ny tbs
2,q tAy eutru ou,lf-,, a,

I WANT AND Must HAVE FuRr Pf.FfI;ING
| Ifopcri, a. sell lean sell anything duNu them
With .uul title jas JAY SMITH,
N0 % Madison strHut
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rI'HE "FLoYp PLACE" At GlLL's STATION.
l. from January |, 1855 Apply to
1 y WAL kNR % Mnhlsnn a.
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EATING AND LuNUu uousrs.

DRP. n FORD MAS RENoyED Ilis oFFic
u % .ss,i Main strct
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ron SALE.

LNUENIrugE FOR sALE AND HOUSE ron
" runL Apply at No. DO MaIu argt. corner
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The late ELECTIONS.
General Cause For Re-
publican Rejoicing.
PENNSYLVANIA GIVES HART
4l,6O9 PLURALITY.
Fred. Grant Suffers De-
feat in New York.
FORAKER CARRIES OHIO BY
$4,000 MAJORITY.
Massachusetts, Iowa. Nebraska
and New Jersey Roll Up
Republican Majorities.
LEEDS AND MALONY DEFEATED
IN PHILADELPHIA.
FORAKER CARRIES OHIO BY
$4,000 MAJORITY.
LEEDS AND MALONY DEFEATED
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Republican majority on the State
ticket Is estimated at from Al ,coo to 1900.
In Philadelphia the Republican candidate
for sheriff VIM. Il. Leeds is defeated by
some 6 900 majority, and A J Maloney, Re
publican candidate for Controller, is defeated
by like majority The Republican State
ticket in the city has about 1900 majority.
Mr.. Leeds held the office of City Sheriff sew
eril year, ago and was also member of the
last Legislature In the latter capacity he
was conspicuous as rooster and voted
steadily against his party on the liquor ques-
ton Governor Beavers county of Center,
which was formerly accustomed to give
nearly 900 Democratic majority. has been
almost revolutionized. senator Wallace's
county Of Cleariieid has lost two-thirds OF
IT, Democratic majority Montgomery coun-
~, where Cap Hart was born, and Dauphin.
where he lives, have given him most graf
flying endorsement with phenomenal ma
iorities. Montgomery has come into the Re
publican column to stay. and will hardly be
a disputed county hereafter Westmoreland
has again come over 10 the Republican side.
senator Quay's county Of Beaver has given
uar almost as much majority as Quay had
himself two years ago Congressman Buck
alews county OF Columbia has dropped
about 500 of its Democratic majority. Judge
Williams comfy of rioga has given him "A
rousing majority The state ticket seems 10
have run like a fire in an August clearing
all through the state.
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Ma. CHARlEs c. sHAFER, the able, ac-
tive and efficient chairman of the Repub-
hcan County Committee deserves hearty
congratulations for his brilliant manage
speni Of the campaign just closed To
him and his efficient committeeman is
due the honor Of having poIled the larg-
est vote ever east IN an off year and Civ
,ng the tSrgest majority for the State tick
IT ever given in the county There was
no brass band methods used but the
~erk was quietly pushed until the or
ganization was made a splendid one and
she result Is something 10 be proud of
Chairman Shafer kept his office open
early and late and was IN constant com
munieaiion with Republicans from every
Essrf Of the oonniy, and had thorough
knowledge of the daily progress of the
canvass la behalf Of the Republican
party Cd ihr county We extend 10 him
and his committeeman hearty thanks
and congratulations
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-11-16

THE course of justice has been eagerly
watched in the case Of the Chicago an
archists. Ii came with SLOW but awful
tread. The requirements Of society have
been complied with and justice Is salts
fed. -Four Of the seven were executed.
One died the fendish death he had pre-
pared for others, and two had their sen
iences commuted to imprisonment for
life. The crime for which all were con
demned was deliberate and inexcusable.
Il was not 80 much an attack on the otii-
cers of the law as a blow at the law Of the
land itself Not satisfied with the distri-
button Of wealth. with the relations Of
employer and employed, and cherishing
IN their bosoms the hope Of revolution
whereby their conditions would be bet
tered, an atroeious crime was agreed up
On and committed which resulted in the
death OF seven officers Of the law and the
mangling Of fifty Others. The murderers
were tried with every care. All were
convicted and sentenced 10 death. The
trial court was sustained in all its deci-
sions by the highest court in the State.
An appeal was taken TO the Supreme
Couri of the United States and il affirm
ed that the decisions Of the State courts
were in accordance with law The SYM
pathies Of thousands were enlisted for
the condemned, and the Governor OF IL
linois was deluged with petitions, prayers
and threats asking for executive elem
encv. and at the solicitation of the Judge
who tried the case and the prosecuting
attorney, committed the sentence Of two.
The hanging Of the four should be con-
vincing evidence to anarchists, wherever
they may be found, that the laws of
America are not 10 be trifled with, and
that she offers no home to the destroyers
e bar ,,aaf.
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FRIDAY. NOV. 25 1897

the following named tracts and rarrel. ~ r..
seated Lands. which have been pirrhassd fr-.
the Ireasurers Of said County and remained nv
redeemed for i've years and upward sgr,esbi,
70 the Aet0t Assembly OF March l3 ISIS. and The
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IOWA.

DEs MoINEs. Nov i4-Returns from $50
of the 300 precincts of the state show net
Democratic gain of 7s5. II the same vote is
maintained in the rest Of the state il will
give Iarabee, Republican. for Governor, 49,
0o0. a plurality over Anderson Democrat.
and majority of 5000 over all. The vote
for Cam. Union Labor. for Governor. viii be
between 5000 and io,eeo Farnham :, Pro-
hibition vote, will fall under 300 in the state
The Legislature will be Republican by about
A. on joint ballot
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THs result # has. Tuesdays electien II
most gratifying 10 Pennsylvania kepnb-
licans. The majority in the State far ex-
ceeas the most sanguine expectations Of
those who gave the canvass their spec
iaI attention. There has been no lower
ing of the party standard in the Keystone
STATE. II was boldly claimed two weeks
before the election, owing to the dissatis-
faction with the nomination Of Leeds IN
Philadelphia and the hostile attitude of
the Personal Liberty and Liquor Leagues
in all the principal cities and towns OF
the state. that the Democrats would car
" the day The result shows how WILD
were these calculations and how unex-
y.ected WAS the stingingrebuke gwen this
unholy alliance. by the quiet iire-side
voters and the always loyal Republicans
IF the rural districts. The defeat Of
Leeds for Sheriff Of Philadelphia Is not
surprising, in view Of the fact that the
independent vote was east solidly against
him. and with one exception, the Repub-
lican press Of the city openly opposed
him. The contest WAS a very unequal
one and the surprise is that the majority
against him was not more decided.
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OHIO

CoLrMHs, NOV. l4-t'hairman Cappeilat
Of the Republican, State Committee TODAY
sent out the following bulletin
" Forakers plurality Is al least 2j.0oe The
Legislature Is Republican in both branches.
This Is great victory Of Republicanism oyei
the -eciionalism Of the solid South, Of the
purity Of the ballot over fraud and forgery
of the wise and economic management Of
state affairs over reckless extravaganza, Ia all
of which should be added the personal pop.
ularity of Governor Foraker and the brill
liant and remarkable campaign that he made
in the state against the boodle and - infiu.
enoe Of the national Administration.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Nov. l4.-Retnrns from some of
the more remote counties are DELAYED and
many are incomplete, but sufficient informa-
ton is al hand IL insure the election of the
Democratic state ticket by a majority Of 10
go. The Legislature on Join, ballot will
have Democratic majority of al, !, K lai,
lican gain of II. The prop 'sition to hold a
constitutional convention was defeated BY al
least 1900 votes The Prohibition vote
throughout the state was about 5000.
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NEW JERSEY

TRENroN, y. j., Nov. 1.-THE Repuhli-
cans achieved telling victory in New Jer-
sey yesterday. They elected state Senators
in Essex. Monmouth Union, Somerset and
Gloucester Counties. aud the Senate will
stand u Republicans TO Democrats. They
made large gains in the Assembly. which
viii contain 81 Republicans aud % Demo
Gratis. The Republican gain on joint ballo,
is IL. Il is predicted that Senator Gardner.
of Atlantic. viii be president, and Assem-
biyman Hill. of E>sex speaker Of the
HOUSE
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Republican Success in indiana
County.

The entire Republican ticket was success
fnl in Indiana County by about 2.ooo major
ity. and the county fully upheld its reputa-
,ion as a banner Republican district,
The official vote is.as follows:
Supreme Jndge-williams. s.0s4 Thomp-
son. I.SeS; Chase, 22l Keyser. SOS.
State Treasurer Han, s.os6. NcGrann.
| I.ss6
Treasurer-Luckhart, 4.osa Barnes, .3ss.
Audiior-weamer, 1850; Holsopple, 1859
Tomb. 1888
Sheriff Mack, 4oSs Smith. 1873 Ful-
ton. T7o.
ProthoDotary-scost, 4.eIs Lowry. l.5ss.
comnrissicaers-shields. s.sis; Marshall.
s.627; Kennedy. 1867 NcQnown. l.57s
Rankin, 734.
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TIM Frosty Sons Of Thunder sent the
Republican ticket through on Tuesday in
great shape. The State candidates. Hart
for State Treasurer, had plurality OF
2.lSl, and Williams for supreme Judge
2.i0s. The candidates on the county
tickets had pluralities ranging from 2,2l6
10 2,24e. Mr.. George J Black, candidate
for County Treasurer received the highest
vote of any candidate on the ticket.
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VIRGINIA.

RIcHNoNp. Va, Nov. H-Two-thirsi- ol
the state definitely heard from gives the
Democrats a majority Of 90 in the general
Assembly. The remainder of the state will
increase this majority by ) or 10, giving the
Democrats about the same majority they had
in the last LEGISLATURE Five coiored mem
bers Of the House have been elected l,y the
Republicans
Returns mp to midnight show Democrat
&c majority in the Legislature OF ~ on joint
ballot